@article{saini_mathematical_nodate,
	title = {Mathematical {Modeling} of {Lung} {Mechanics}-{A} {Review}},
	abstract = {The Lungs are paired organs in the chest that perform respiration. Our lungs do a vital job. 
The  maximum  expiratory  flow-volume  (MEFV)  curve  is  a  sensitive  test  of  respiratory 
mechanics.  It  has  been  shown  that  lung  heterogeneity  plays  an  important  role  in  respiratory 
system  pathology  and  influences  results  of  lung  examinations.  The  first  major  advance  in 
understanding expiratory flow limitation of the lungs came with the description of isovolume 
pressure-flow curves. These curves documented the existence of a volume-dependent limit to 
maximal expiratory flow and led directly to the description of the maximal expiratory flow-
volume (MEFV) curve. This study is focused on the review of various mathematical models 
for lung mechanics, which provides the basis for the most clinically applied methods of lung 
mechanics analysis.},
	language = {en},
	author = {Saini, Anju and Katiyar, V K},
	note = {Mathematical models of respiratory system. Air pressure based study.},
	pages = {4}
}

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